The line graph illustrates the data about the number of jobs in four categories of the economy in the US from 1960 to 2020. Overall, it can be seen that, Retail and Healthcare increased significantly year by year.
Looking at the graph with more details, Manufacturing started with 15 million jobs. Then, the jobs increased significantly and reached 20 by manufacturing after two decades. However, manufacturing dropped dramatically by the next 20 million years. Moreover, Agriculture began with a small number of jobs, they had about 5 million jobs in 1960 and declined steadily over the given period.
Moving on to other sectors, Retail started with 5 million jobs and increased sharply to 15 million jobs by 2000, before reached approximately 17 million jobs by 2020. Furthermore, Healthcare had around 3 million jobs. Then, it boomed dramatically over the given period and showed more than 15 million jobs.
